Feds Question Burris In Blagojevich Case: Paper

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Federal authorities have interviewed U.S. Senator Roland Burris in a probe into whether former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich tried to sell the Senate seat Burris now occupies, the Chicago Tribune, reported on Sunday.

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